Name: Insights on Financial Supply Chain Compromise
Start: 2022-08-22T15:00:00Z
End: 2022-08-22T15:00:08.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Learn more about new approaches to email security to stop advanced business email compromise attacks that bypass traditional, threat intelligence-based email security solutions.

Unlike legacy email security solutions, the Abnormal Security platform uses an innovative AI-based approach that deeply understands the people, relationships, and business processes to stop the most sophisticated and costly attacks.

Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring George Insko, the Vice President of Cybersecurity at Rubicon—a SaaS company revolutionizing sustainability in waste and recycling solutions. With more than 13 million service locations and an extensive network of over 8,000 vendor and hauler partners serving cities, enterprises, and independent businesses across the country, George’s team has a lot to protect.

In this lively session, George shares his approach to safeguarding Rubicon's vast ecosystem against today’s biggest cyber threats.

Register now to learn more about:

- Disrupting Legacy Thinking: Learn how George overcame the pitfalls of outdated security tools by implementing AI-powered security technologies that go beyond traditional decision-tree methodologies. Discover the importance of innovation in combating evolving business email compromise attacks.

- Elevating Security Maturity: Get a step-by-step breakdown of George's strategic approach to building a sustainable security program from the ground up. Explore how he bolstered Rubicon's defenses, drastically reducing response times and enhancing overall posture.

- Efficiency Through Automation: Explore the power of AI in streamlining threat detection and response. Discover how George's team optimized resources and time, empowering them to proactively safeguard Rubicon's more than 8,000 vendors and partner haulers.

Don't miss your chance to gain valuable insights from this security leader. Register now to secure your spot!

Rubicon Sharpens Security While Reinventing Digital Waste & Recycling Industry

Delta Dental is the leading dental insurance provider across the U.S., with over 80 million members under its care. Alex Green, the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), leads the charge in security strategy from the brand's corporate headquarters at Delta Dental Plans Association. In his unique role, Alex oversees security protocols spanning the nationwide infrastructure and spearheads initiatives to fortify security across the network of member companies. 

Alex and his team are crucial to protecting  Delta Dental from today’s most advanced threats, like CEO impersonation and fraudulent invoicing.

On March 28, join Alex as he dives into real-world insights, offering strategies for:
- Effectively countering vendor email compromise attacks, including invoice and insurance claims fraud, and addressing other forms of financial process exploitation.
- Crafting a scalable security posture to safeguard the data and privacy of over 80 million members and the operations of 39 member companies nationwide.
- Implementing best practices and timely tips to elevate your organization's overall security posture.

Don't miss the opportunity to register and gain valuable knowledge from this security leader!

How Delta Dental’s Cybersecurity Program Protects 80+ Million Smiles

The widespread adoption of generative AI meant increased productivity for employees, but also for bad actors. They can now create sophisticated email attacks at scale—void of typos and grammatical errors that have become a key indicator of attack. That means credential phishing and BEC attacks are only going to increase in volume and severity.

So how do you defend against this threat? Join this session to hear how generative AI is changing the threat landscape, what AI-generated email attacks look like, and how you can use "good AI" to prevent "bad AI" from harming your organization.

Register for the webinar and discover: 
- The AI Security Boom: Explore how generative AI is reshaping the threat landscape and what it means for your organization.
- Spot and Stop: Learn to identify AI-generated email attacks and gain actionable insights on mitigating them effectively.
- Real-World Scenarios: Dive into real credential phishing and invoice fraud attacks and arm yourself with new knowledge to stay one step ahead.

The ChatGPT Threat: Protecting Your Cloud Email from AI-Generated Attacks

Imagine processing a billion “events” a week in your cloud infrastructure and condensing it down to around thirty credible, investigatable incidents. Healthfirst CISO Brian Miller and his team are doing just that with a next-generation cyber security program developed to catch today’s most sophisticated threats. And that’s only the beginning. 

Healthfirst, a $20B value-based healthcare company, serves New York City and its surrounding counties. With more than 1.8 million members and 40,000+ providers in its network, Brian was tasked with building a dynamic security program to safeguard its ecosystem. Drawing upon his 20+ years of security experience—from federal DoD to private commercial—Brian has been able to strengthen Healthfirst’s security posture in the age of AI-generated threats.

Join Brian for a live webinar on February 22 as he shares valuable lessons on:
- Combating advanced business email compromise and account takeover attacks that traditionally bypass native controls and secure email gateways
- Protecting patient, provider, and employee data across a complex and expansive ecosystem
- Integrating AI-based security solutions as part of your defense-in-depth strategy 
…and much more

Register to learn best practices from this security leader who works hard to stay at the forefront of cybersecurity!

Healthfirst Puts Security First: How to Protect 1.8 Million Members

Cybercrime is a growing problem for the public sector, as criminals find new ways to target employees and volunteers across state and local governments. With an exponential increase in the number of business email compromise and credential phishing attacks, it’s more important than ever to protect your inboxes from these threats. 

Join us for a fireside chat with Jeff Brown, CISO of the State of Connecticut, where he’ll share his thoughts on the threat landscape and his challenges leading the security team for the entire state. In this discussion with Mike Britton, CISO of Abnormal Security, we’ll cover: 

- How threat actors are evolving their strategies to target the public sector
- What makes government employees particularly vulnerable to these attacks
- How to do more with less in today’s macroeconomic environment
- What you can do now to prepare yourself for the increased influx of attacks before the coming election

The State of Email Security:  A CISO Fireside Chat with The State of Connecticut

Known as Mr. Wonderful on the award-winning Shark Tank, Kevin O’Leary is one of the most well-known investors of our era. In this fireside chat hosted by Michael DeCesare, President of Abnormal Security, O’Leary will provide his insights on how AI will change the cybersecurity industry and what you can do now to be prepared for the shift. Join now for this LIVE session.

Not If, But When: Kevin O’Leary Explores the Impact of AI on Cybersecurity

QR codes are popular for convenient information sharing, but also face exploitation by bad actors. This is a growing attack type with a recent Abnormal study identifying 17% of all advanced attacks utilised malicious QR codes. Using behavioural AI and image processing, Abnormal offers a robust solution against QR code phishing attacks.

Join our live webinar and learn how Abnormal’s AI-native detection engine can:

- Utilise behavioural signals to detect anomalies in attachments or linked-based signals
- Process images to detect QR codes and parse the corresponding information
- Detect 1,000s of QR code attacks per week

Register today!

How to Stop QR Code Phishing Attacks

Cybercrime losses reached more than $10 billion in 2022 and that number is unlikely to go down anytime soon. With investment fraud leading the way and business email compromise (BEC) not far behind, the numbers are staggering… and AI will only make them worse. 

Join this webinar with the U.S. Secret Service and Abnormal Security to get a behind-the-scenes look at the types of cybercrime targeting you, and hear their predictions for what will change when the latest version of the FBI Internet Crime Report is released. You will also learn:

- Major attack types and trends over the last 5 years, including Pig Butchering, advanced BEC, and ransomware
- How AI will change cybercrime and the threat landscape
- Key tips for protecting your organization in the new year

Register today!

Pig Butchering, BEC, and More: Cybercrime Predictions for 2024

Despite new technologies and increased awareness of the threat, email attacks continue to be the leading cause of cybercrime losses. In this session, Evan Reiser, CEO of Abnormal Security, will explain how AI will make the problem even worse—and what you can do to stop it. Get the latest insights into how generative AI is changing email attacks, why good AI is needed to fight bad AI, and how the Abnormal platform is using AI to solve previously unsolvable problems.

An Abnormal Update: AI, Email Security, and What to Expect in 2024

Why have 70% of Abnormal customers moved away from their secure email gateways entirely? And what did they learn in the process? In this session, our two product experts will provide you with seven key lessons learned from replacing the SEG and give tips for how you can better protect your email environment (while saving money) in the new year.

The Great SEG Migration: Lessons Learned from Replacing 100 SEGs

Since ChatGPT launched a year ago, the world has undergone massive transformation, and the world of cybercrime is no different. But how does generative AI actually work for cybercriminals, and what can they do with this powerful new technology? Go behind the scenes with ethical hacker Keren Elazari as she explains the future of cybersecurity, how LLMs will change attacks, and what you need to know in order to stay one step ahead in the ever-evolving fights against cybercrime.

AI, Cybersecurity, and the Promise of Tomorrow: A Hacker's Insight

It is projected that by 2025 our global data volume will reach 175 zetabytes, making it a top priority to secure. Join this lively panel discussion to hear from industry experts on the importance of embracing automation and rapid time as critical tactics for securing your organization’s most important asset. Our leaders will discuss how cloud, automation, and generative AI is changing the way businesses communicate and collaborate, and showcase new approaches to data security that make compliance and governance easier.

Your Most Important Asset: Data - Is It Really Secure?

In this session, learn about how adversaries are weaponizing AI and state-of-the-art technologies to conduct highly sophisticated attacks in just minutes—or even seconds. To stay ahead of adversaries, understand why security teams need to meet adversaries in the battleground with an equal if not superior arsenal of defense, with learnings from recent attacks and insights from CrowdStrike’s data science and malware research teams.

Lessons in Cyber Warfare and the Rise of the AI Arms Race

Today, with the industry spending close to a trillion dollars on cloud infrastructure, operations, and applications, the attack surface has changed dramatically. Modern cloud development is making it faster than ever to build applications, but also more complicated to protect them. How can security and development teams use generative AI to automatically discover and fix cloud vulnerabilities at root causes? Will humans still need to approve changes before they are pushed into production? Join this session and learn how to benefit today, while building a strategy for autonomous remediation in the future.

The Road to Autonomous Cloud Security Remediation

Generative AI has changed the world in a few short months, but how do you tell real security concern from marketing hype? In this panel, four CISOs will discuss how AI is changing their security strategy, explain what they are doing to keep their organizations protected, and give key insights to help you advance in your career.

CISO Chat(GPT): How Top Brands are Using AI in Cybersecurity

When it comes to healthcare, patient health is primary, but unfortunately, the security of patient information is an afterthought. Considering today’s threat landscape, that approach is extremely risky. In fact, a recent Abnormal study revealed that business email compromise (BEC) attacks on healthcare organizations increased by 279% in 2023.

David Anderson, Ensemble Health Partners CISO, has seen the evolution of healthcare information security firsthand. With 27 years of experience as a cryptologist in the US Navy, including many years in healthcare, David is well-versed in the risks and requirements with respect to protecting patient data.

On December 14, join our live webinar as David shares his:
- Security strategies and learnings through the healthcare lens—from navigating HIPAA regulations to managing an effective security team
- Outlook on generative AI and security, including how it’s being utilized for both positive and malicious purposes
- Approach to protecting Ensemble—from its 10,000+ employees to its vast network of customers which includes hospitals, doctors, and patients
- …and much more

Get a behind-the-scenes look at how security in healthcare is managed with valuable insights from this experienced leader. Register now!

Ensemble Health Partners’ CISO Provides Strong Security Prognosis

So ChatGPT and Google Bard are here to stay, but do you really need to change your security practices? Are cybercriminals actually going to use these tools to attack you?


The answer is yes. And this session will tell you what your peers are doing to stop it.


Listen in to hear Fortune 1000 CISOs discuss their best practices for fighting AI with AI, including:

What prompted them to start adding AI to their security stack

Which tools they’re using to protect against more attacks and augment their security teams

How they’re measuring success across the organization

And what you need to do now to stay ahead in this AI arms race


The second webinar in this three-part series provides real-world insights from security experts.

Fighting AI with AI: A CISO Panel on Security Best Practices

QR codes are popular for convenient information sharing, but also face exploitation by bad actors. This is a growing attack type with a recent Abnormal study identifying 17% of all advanced attacks utilized malicious QR codes. Using behavioral AI and image processing, Abnormal offers a robust solution against QR code phishing attacks.

Join our live webinar and learn how Abnormal’s AI-native detection engine can:
- Utilize behavioral signals to detect anomalies in attachments or linked-based signals
- Process images to detect QR codes and parse the corresponding information
- Detect 1,000s of QR code attacks per week

Register today!

Abnormal Security is out with new financial crimes research, and it shows that traditional business email compromise is evolving into new forms of financial supply chain compromise. Crane Hassold shares insights on the crimes and how best to detect, deter and respond to them.

In a video interview with Information Security Media Group at RSA Conference 2022, Hassold also discusses:
- How financial supply chain compromise manifests
- Why these crimes are so hard to detect
- Other key findings from the latest research

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